The lease states that payment by check is one of the accepted payments methods. The office states they are no longer accepting payment by check, citing concerns over Coronavirus. However, they are open by appointment to show you "in person" how to work the online payment system (where you must... Read more »
If your lease states that you are allowed to pay by check then the landlord must accept checks. However, there is really nothing you can do except pay a lawyer a bunch of money to sue the landlord--but what are your damages? Zero.
The amount stated that I can rollover on the day i finalized my request did not match the amount on the rollover check given. It was 2k less.
If you withdrew money too early they probably withheld taxes.
If someone charged my visa credit debit card without Pryor authorization the amount being $700.00 usd what could would should happen to said person?
The person can be charged with fraudulent use of credit card. You should immediately notify your credit card company if your card was fraudulently used. In addition, you can contact the local authorities if you desire prosecuting this person.
how do i let the credit card companies know that there is no more money to send to them
Very sorry for your loss on the passing of your father, please accept my condolences at this sad time for you and your family. Unless you cosigned those credit cards you have no responsibility for them whatsoever. They will either get paid as part of a probate (if there is one), or they will not... Read more »
We are not married.
Although this is possible, the lender would probably want both title holders to execute the mortgage, which agrees to the lien being on the property and only one of the owners signs the promissory note associated with the mortgage which is the agreement to pay the money secured by the mortgage lien.
In general, no; the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution provides that valid federal law trumps inconsistent state law.
My customer moved to a new location and was inadvertently dropped from my billing system. Customer is still receiving services and owes for all service since moving to their new location. I plan to send a bill for all money owed. The original contract for the old address had an auto-renewal... Read more »
This is not really a legal question. There is no law that says you cannot send a bill for services to anyone you want. Whether or not they must pay your bill is the only question.
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Much more detail would be needed to determine if there is potential liability. Your friend should consult a personal injury attorney in her geographic area. It should be easy to find one offering a free consultation.
after the fire fighters left I spoke to the owner and he refused to offer any type of compensation. Do I have case?
Thanks, Jose Miami FL.
Yes, but how would you prove the value of the clothes?
A debt buyer is suing me in county court. My lawyer has tried to reach out to the debt buyer’s attorney, however there has been no response. This has been ongoing since the middle of November. What are my options? Thank you.
Why are you searching on-line for your options when you are currently represented? Are you unsure about your attorney's advice? - or has your attorney failed to advise you?
The contractor said he has a health issue, a boil on his butt...
I have also a contract with this same person to have vapor barrier installed. He said he would do it, but I have not seen him since September. What can I do?
Send him a letter by certified mail that the contract is cancelled for non-performance on his part. Then find another contractor.
Most important satisfaction of mortgage which must be recorded on Public Records where your home is located. If your mortgage holder does this for you make sure it was recorded in the correct county, it would not be the first time they sent a satisfaction to the wrong county to be recorded. You... Read more »
I paid a company a $20k deposit and was told they have filed bankruptcy. This has not been confirmed and I have not received any notices in the mail. I would like to know my options.
I am not an attorney in Florida but believe your recommended course of action is the same. First, if a company filed bankruptcy, it is public information and therefore accessible. That would be the easiest starting point to determine if the company has filed. Sometimes, companies say they... Read more »
The company is located in Titusville, Florida and I am located in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Hello, I had a couple of student loans returned back to the federal lenders 2yrs ago when i was forced to withdraw from a semester at my university due to severe health issues. As a result, i incurred a debt with the school for the amount of the loans that we returned. I was trying to understand if... Read more »
Yes, I believe they are considered student loans for bankruptcy purposes.
My husband died without leaving a will or power of attorney to me so I have to go to the court-house to petition for administrator of his estate. His assets are around $20k (2 cars and a bike and some money in the bank, about $2k). The cars are paid off as well as the bike. One car is used by me. I... Read more »
For these assets you may not need to be appointed personal representative. You may be able to transfer title to the motor vehicles as exempt personal property because you are his wife with just his death certificate, you should check with your local motor vehicle office, since this may depend on... Read more »
I don't have enough money to pay in full. I haven't been served yet. But I know the case is open according to the clerk of court.
Speak to a debtor's attorney in your area that can advise you of your different options.
I work for a department store as a fitting room attendant. I did not allow a woman to take her son (Who appeared to be about 12 years old; the shirts he was trying on were from the men's department.). I asked the woman to not take her son into the female fitting room. This is appropriate in my... Read more »
There is no statute or other law which would cover this situation. It would depend upon the policies of the store. Frankly, however, I don't see any problem with what the woman did, or she could have simply sent the son into the men's fitting room and asked him to come out with the shirt on.
Last year I was scammed online about bitcoin job. I lost money, my debit cards were overdraft and almost lost apartment because of lack money. My and my boyfriends personal information were exposed to scammer. I do not have a lot of his personal info. But as I prove I have all messages, calls,... Read more »
It does not sound like this case would meet the requirement for physical or emotional injury. Police departments and prosecutors have been very stingy about signing off on them lately, so the weaker a case, the less likelihood of success. It also sounds like you are acknowledging proof problems,... Read more »
My SUV wouldn't start. I hired a local mechanic who works for a company based in California. Because I had to turn the ignition key and wiggle it to start the SUV, I suggested that may be the problem. He replaced the ignition switch (claimed he had to put in a new housing, too). He said my problem... Read more »
You may have a claim against the mechanic--but probably not against the California company. The company will say the mechanic is an independent contractor and is liable for his own mistakes. I suggest you call the Clerk of County Court in your county and ask for copies of the forms used for cases... Read more »
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